Connecticut Post - 2020-12-17

• Storm slams state
• ‘Core four’ becomes part of SHU family
• Hearst series leads to change
• State’s nursing homes to get vaccine
• Former state senator remains in critical condition after crash
• Charges fly over CSCU faculty contract
• Bridgeport Hospital gets first shipment of vaccine.
• State GOP seeks relief for bars, restaurant­s.
• Sen. Elizabeth Warren’ s book‘ Persist’ due to come out in April
• Project opponents get appeal do-over
• Fire Fighters Santa Express goes virtual
• Artists show their works at Westport Farmers Market
• Community donations protect police dogs
• BIC buys notebook startup that failed on Shark Tank
• Challenges to survive
• Report: Ex-Zappos CEO Hsieh had planned to rehab in Conn.
• Former DNC leader Don Fowler dies at 85
• Anna Abelli
• Kenneth Ray Wolfe, Jr.
• Eftychia Bolovinos
• Kenneth A. Mitchell
• Filling hundreds of bellies each week
• Did Rhode Island spark surge of COVID-19 cases in Conn.?
• Air travel far from ‘safe’
• How Georgia could affect your wallet
• Can employers mandate the COVID-19 vaccine?
• A strong first impression
• Two for the books: Lewis sets MAAC, Fairfield scoring records
• Hammerhead­s’ future unclear as MLL merges into PLL
• UConn’s Edsall impressed with early signees
• ‘ Time is right’ as SCSU AD Moran steps down
• WOMEN’S BASKETBALL GAMEDAY
• Gase feels he has let down Jets CEO Johnson
• State players sign Letters of Intent
• QB Jones’ status less certain for Sunday’s game
• High court agrees to hear athlete compensati­on case
• MLB reclassifi­es Negro Leagues as a major league
• Thursday’s NFL Matchup
• Congress close to COVID relief deal, includes stimulus checks
• Biden calls transporta­tion nominee Buttigieg ‘a new voice’
• Benefits of flu vaccine outweigh risks
• Rejected ex returns to ‘second choice’

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